360 The National Geographic Magazine 



izing meeting were sent to but forty J. W. Powell, Vice-President for one 



working and teaching anthropologists, year. 



one of the most important actions taken George A. Dorsey, Secretary. 



at Pittsburg was that by which it was Roland B. Dixon, Treasurer. 



left open to other anthropologists who F. W. Hodge, Editor. 



may be moved to do so during the re- The Council includes the following 



maining months of the year to affiliate persons : Frank Baker, Henry P. Bow- 



themselves with the Association and be ditch, A. F. Chamberlain, Stewart Culin, 



classed as Founders. Livingston Farrand, J. Walter Fewkes, 



The officers elected were the follow- Alice C. Fletcher, J. N. B. Hewitt, 



ing : Walter Hough, Ales Hrdlicka, A. L. 



W J McGee, President. Kroeber, George Grant MacCurdy, 



F. W. Putnam, Vice-President for O. T. Mason, Washington Matthews, 



four years. J. D. McGuire, James Mooney, W. W. 



Franz Boas, Vice-President for three Newell, Frank Russell, M. H. Saville, 



years. Harlan I. Smith, Frederick Starr, John 



W. H. Holmes, Vice-President for R. Swanton, Cyrus Thomas, and F. S. 



two years. Wood. 



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